"Two weeks ago, I didn't even know that Niger was a country... now I am deep in its south with Doctors Without Borders, responsible for saving people's lives." In this story of humanitarian emergency medical work as a physician with M???decins Sans Fronti???res in Africa, Cassandra Arnold uses spare prose and haunting images to share the heartbreak and the humor, the challenges and the celebrations of volunteer work overseas. From February 2009 to October 2013, Dr Cassandra Arnold spent twenty months in the field as a ...
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"Two weeks ago, I didn't even know that Niger was a country... now I am deep in its south with Doctors Without Borders, responsible for saving people's lives." In this story of humanitarian emergency medical work as a physician with M???decins Sans Fronti???res in Africa, Cassandra Arnold uses spare prose and haunting images to share the heartbreak and the humor, the challenges and the celebrations of volunteer work overseas. From February 2009 to October 2013, Dr Cassandra Arnold spent twenty months in the field as a volunteer with Doctors Without Borders/M???decins Sans Fronti???res. In that time, she accepted 8 posts in 5 different countries: Niger, Haiti, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Iraq. This is Niger, where it all began. Part journal, part photo essay, part poem... deeply personal and deeply confronting... If you have ever wondered what this work is really like, read this book and you will know. "Follow me now into the sands of the Sahel." Profits from the sale of this book will be donated to Doctors Without Borders Canada.
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